Traditionally, Parliament's terms were

a. fixed, with elections occurring every four years.
b. staggered, so that only one-third was up for election every two years.
c. variable, occurring at least every six years.
d. variable, occurring at least every five years

Based on the Supreme Court's decision in Reed v. Reed, which of the following laws would most likely be overturned?

a. Twenty percent of university admissions slots are reserved for Latinos. – b. Police officers must retire at 70 years old. c. Men can vote at 17 years of age; women cannot vote until 18. d. Pilots must have perfect vision to receive a license.

Free trade, free market economics, and international institutions such as the IMF are all part of:

A) ?austerity programs B) ?colonialism C) ?liberal international economic order D) Marxism E) ??mercantilism